In a fusion of Milanese craftsmanship and Japanese aesthetics, Pomellato recently showcased its exquisite high jewelry collections at an exclusive Gala Dinner in Kyoto, Japan. The event, held at the Shogunzuka Seiryuden Temple atop Mt. Higashiyama, served as a captivating backdrop for over 40 high jewelry pieces, including a bespoke parure created specifically for Japan.
The highlight of the evening was the unveiling of 'Silent Grey Flowers,' a parure that interprets the subtle beauty of Kyoto's zen gardens through the Maison’s distinctive Milanese lens. Featuring rare grey spinels and the brand's signature Catene chain, the one-of-a-kind jewelry creation exemplifies Pomellato’s commitment to versatility, personalization, and exceptional gemstones selection. This cultural bridge between Milan and Kyoto not only celebrates the artisanal excellence shared by both cities but also marks a significant milestone for Pomellato in its global journey around Beauty.
As Pomellato CEO Sabina Belli noted, ‘The event embodied the brand's dedication to creating jewelry that resonates with the modern, global woman.’ With a special performance by Japanese artists Sumire and Emi Meyer, the Gala Dinner perfectly encapsulated the ability of Pomellato to create precious pieces that harmonize with diverse cultural contexts while maintaining its unmistakable style and contemporary design.